Solo Outpatient Hematology/Oncology Opportunity – Infusion Center Focus

We are seeking a Board-Eligible or Board-Certified Hematologist/Oncologist to provide comprehensive outpatient care in a hospital-based chemotherapy and infusion center.

This is a solo provider role supported by an experienced mid-level provider and a full clinical staff. The physician will oversee both the Hematology/Oncology clinic and Infusion Services, with on-site presence required for all infusion treatments.

Position Highlights

• Outpatient chemotherapy and infusion center

• Solo provider model with mid-level support

• Hospital consults required with call

• Collaborates directly with ER physicians and hospitalists for admissions

• Full nursing and administrative support team

Schedule & Assignment Details

• Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

• Start Date: February 16–20 (possible ongoing coverage)

• Setting: Hospital-based outpatient practice

• Location: Northern California

Clinical Responsibilities

• Diagnosis, staging, precision medicine, symptom management, and treatment of Hematology/Oncology patients

• Physician oversight of:

  • Oncology/Hematology clinic

  • Infusion services

• Infusion services include:

  • Chemotherapy & Immunotherapy

  • Blood and platelet transfusions

  • Hormone therapy

  • Antibiotic therapy

  • Rheumatoid arthritis injections

  • Therapeutic phlebotomies

Patient Volume

• Admissions per day: 15–20

• Patients per day: 15–20

• Case Mix: All tumor types (Hematology & Oncology)

EMR

• Clinic: iKnowMed

• Infusion Center: Cerner

Support Staff

• 1 Clinic RN

• 2 Medical Assistants

• 2 Front Office Clerks

• 1 Quality Analyst/Billing Specialist

• 10 Infusion RNs

Credentialing

• Timeframe: 30–60 days

Requirements (Must-Have)

• Board Eligible or Board Certified in Hematology and Oncology

• Fellowship trained

• Active California Medical License

• DEA

• ACLS (required if requesting Moderate Sedation privileges)

• NPDB Self-Query report dated within 30 days of submission

Reason for Coverage

• Provider shortage